Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-26
News Notes.

The U. S. District Csurt has adj
iourned until the 30th instant.
Hon. Ira G. Hoitt, State Superin-
tendent OF Schools, is visiting Los
Angeles.
The first locomotive made for the
line of the foothills is called
1'Cahuenga."
l.. c. McKeeby was admitted to
practice yesterday in the U. S. District
Court, on a certificate from the State
Supreme Court.
Mr.. Burdett Chandler will furnish
samples of asphaltum for the great
Ct. Louis fair. This product repre-
sents millions OF wealth.
This evening the spectacular oper-
alta of Triumph of Lore will be per-
termed at Robert Steere's Opera
House, in Santa Monica.
1t is now re-asserted that Jay Gould
will extend his Southern Utah Rail
way from Bullion City to Los Angeles
via the San Gabriel Canon.
The grading to the Kuhrts street
bridge is nearly completed. Unloaded
teams can cross, but it is not advisable
to attempt a transit for few days.
How the boom spreads! Yesterday
enc of the most noted Chinese Man
dsrins, usually called Luke, was found
in the Auditors office engaged IN the
searching of records.
By invitation of the proprietors sixty
children from the Sisters Home for
Orphans visited the Washington Gar
den ostrich farm yesterday and passed
q very enjoyable afternoon.
The Nadeau Vineyard Company is
1aying out townsite and contem-
piates building a railway from the
California Central junction to Long
Beach.
Kaufman, the man whose arm was
taken off by a fy-wheel at the Phila-
dclphia brewery few days ago, is
doing excellently well, all things con-
sidered. He seems past all danger
from the wound.
Jerry Illich yesterday treated his
cid friends of "way back" with some
luscious mountain trout from the San
Gabriel Canon. They hope he will
edo SO some more"
f, The DIR. Ennis excursions from st.
Louis via the A. L. & S. F. and its
connections to South California will
begin this year on October list. This
10 about a month earlier than former
years.
John J. Reynolds commenced suit
in the Superior Court yesterday against
j. d. Hudson to recover the value of a
.colt--sl50O and $500 damages. Plant.
III alleges that defendant appropriated
mis- colt and refuses to return it.
First Lieutenant J. A. Baldwin, 9th
Infantry, is relieved as Judge Advo-
cate of the general court martial con-
yened at Fort Thomas, A. T., and
First Lieutenant X. ID. Read, jr., 10th
Cavalry, is appointed in his stead.
The attorneys for defendants in the
case of Louise G. Perkings vs.. f. j.
Baldwin have served notice upon
the attorneys for the plaintiff that
they will to-day present a bill OF ex-
ceptions for settlement to Judge
O'Melveny.
5 "A daily stage was established yes
terday between La Canada and Pasa-
dena. The dummy railroad from Pas
adena will soon reach that station and
will be extended to Crescenta Canada
in a short time. At La Canada a
restaurant and clearinghouse are being
completed. A store is already open
and a trade center established in this
earthly paradise.
!. The location of the Rapid Transit
line of railway in this city has not
vet been settled. Yesterday an ef-
fort was made to unite this line in in
ferest with the new hotel, and the w.
III. Perry site was considered as a
point of union, but nothing came OF
the proposition. Mr.. Shorb, the Presi-
dent of the Rapid Transit, stated that
no lire had been selected within the
eitv.